High school TORCHED as far-left laud French rioters and unions vow VICIOUS wave of 'street violence'

Protesters set a sixth form alight Monday morning in Paris as rioting continued into a second week.

100 pupils were evacuated from the Lycee Vauquelin after windows were smashed and fires were set at the entrance. The headmistress called the police blaming a highly organised group.

The government announced today that classes across France will be either totally or partially suspended for the foreseeable future. 413 schools were the site of protests on Monday. The Ministry of Education reports that 40% of the schools affected today were fresh protests, signifying the intention of the belligerents to expand the unrest.

A spooked government has proposed it will lower the age of criminal responsibility to 15 to go after those who have beaten teachers, torched their schools and attacked law enforcement.

MPs are speeding up a looter pays law so the government can confiscate the welfare benefits of those responsible for the protests, to pay for the damage.

The far-left however, headed by Jean-Luc Melenchon have defended the rioters, with the CGT union calling for a demonstration on Tuesday to protect what it calls the right of pupils to protest.

The high school student union has vowed an 'act 3' of the protests for Tuesday - the government believes this means an expansion of urban violence.

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